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orar, accounts with Chicago houses.
but nCt all Of them are ready 70 10 50
because Of Obligations winch are not
yet discharged. None Of them are
likely to forget the prices which they
We're compelled 20 pay before the
Northern Pacific opened up compe-
titiOn with the east, and that fact viii
do much to influence trade. The ter
ritory Is naturally tributary to Chi
cago. and our merchants need only
put fort. little extra effort and
offer such Inducements as they can
well afford III order to bring the trade
to our city. The wonderful resources
Of that cOuntry.wi!l develop a rich
and prosperous state with vast com
mercial interests which must grow in
extent every year. and which are OF
sufficient importance to warrant the
closest attention Of our leading busi-
ness men. The field l. only waiting
for Chicago enterprise to go III and
possess the land and divert to our
city the ricL stream Of commerce
which Is sure to flow in cur direction
as soon as the channel Is properly
opened.
C.,-,,.,,,- o,5 E-ronco oro c,1or,,,.,
- IocT -' niie, With = fierce hatrad
iS - aaoii % on,lao,,Ir. - lem" t,7t
!" u-rl -LrnI'Ia - - nrrnaaI Franoo foT.
So = - H. fl..t rS;I;+o,.1- rloy.n, ~
L. nv LII M, 80 ac,toIf ffr"n tho
to,r;JI,Ie ,,r-T defeat and humiliation She
srffnrad in the war brongbt on bv
herself without just provocation, and
she still grieves over the loss OF the
Rhenish provinces her more phleg
matte Ieutonlc neIghbor fears that
France will make reprlsaisi and yet
the reIch3taS deliberately de
clined 10 grant the sum de
clared by Bismarck to be absolutely
necessary to place the German army
on footing requisite for the security
OF the empire. bismarck Is on the
horns OF delemma. The Germans,
from the boy OF 10 upwards, are
soldiers; the empire groans beneth
the load OF military service and i'm
periai charges. and appears almost
ripe for revolt against both l. Is
evident, indeed, that nothing but
fear OF France prevents revolution
in Germany. Bismarck would be
fired quick enough, as q conse-.
quence Of his endeavOr to increase
the army and carry on the govern
ment without sanction Of parliament,
We're it not for the fact that Franco
would sleze the opportunity for
revenge.
Coi Tohu ( zTo.,,,- -o;d .a,u
~. 80, Tonn - II -tG9 ttaI pln+ ,5'l I'.lo5 Ear,I.5
In. ~ IL IL I'LL. liiN 80 go -
~ vi 80 -, to ,!,.ii
makc, 7 know him personaIly That
fact ba, enhanced my resDeci fo, his
surpas-ing ability and trangcanIent
statesmanship. lie is the kind of
statesman the repubIicau party should
be proud of. | am settled at San
Francisco. the first place I landed at
in America. Nv stay east thus far
has been at Wasbip1top. / have been
looking over the archives OF the war
department. rreparing an article on
the battle of GettvsbErc. / have dis
covered facts that Will be n revelation
about that battle. I will throw 4
bombshell into tbe army Of historians
and explode all stories hitherto given
ahout that battle Tins far those
who have written on the snbiect haze
failed to give the true history of the
campalgn' NV article will bring
forth facts that will startle a GOOD
MANY who are pretty much settled in
their convictions. Ii will not be sen
satonal, but 1t Will be Ike throwing
dynamite under all the theories that
have hitherto been advanced about
that memorable battie-"